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Shana Theiler has earned a reputation on the Kenai Peninsula for being a highly capable, aggressive, knowledgeable attorney; passionate about defending clients against the unreasonable pursuits of soon-to-be ex-spouses as well as protecting individual liberties against an ever pervasive and infringing government.

My wife Kathie and I and our family attend County Line Church of God.  We enjoy hiking and biking.  We have a terrier mix named Charlie.

Joy Jankunas has been practicing law since 2004. After graduating Duke University and Georgetown University Law Center, Ms. Jankunas litigated complex financial cases at Skadden Arps in New York City. She then joined a non-profit legal services provider where she represented victims of domestic violence in matrimonial and family law matters. Her diverse experience has afforded her the highest level of training in legal analysis and writing, courtroom trial skills, and the human element of practicing matrimonial and family law.

We believe  every client deserves Passionate, zealous never quit till just is cherish principles of equality, freedom and non discremination at our have represented our clients in Federal and State courts in WHITE COLOR CRIMES, BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION, IMMIGRATION CASES, LANDLORD TENANT PROCEEDINGS, DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS, DAMAGES RECOVERY MATTERS, believe in dignity of work.

Kaela’s practice consists of domestic relations cases, including cases with complex financial issues, the valuation of businesses and professional practices, trusts, and the allocation of parental responsibilities. Her practice includes cases with complicated parenting issues involving substance use, domestic violence, neurodivergent and special needs children.. Kaela also represents clients entering into premarital, marital, and cohabitation agreements.. Prior to entering private practice, Kaela worked for a judge in Denver District Court. During this time, she sat through hundreds of hearings and drafted orders on behalf of the court. She has the ability to view cases through the perspective of an attorney but also as a judge. With these different viewpoints, she advises her clients on the advantages of settlement versus litigation. Kaela empowers her clients to make decisions in their cases with their futures and best interests in mind.. Kaela is an active member of the Colorado Bar Association. She is the Chair of the Executive Council of the Young Lawyers Division. Specifically, Kaela is passionate about programming that focuses on attorney wellness and well-being. With Chelsea, Kaela is the Co-Chair of the Family Law Section’s Legislative Policy Committee. In this role, Kaela works with and advises members of the legislature and Family Law Section of the Colorado Bar Association about the impacts of proposed bills and legislation on the practice of family law and its implications on courts, litigants, and families.

Zacc Sayer focuses primarily on domestic cases and works on all aspects of family law. He has significant experience in high-worth divorces and post-divorce disputes, including successfully setting aside decrees of divorce and enforcing and modifying court orders. Zacc was named to the Utah Legal Elite in 2022.. Zacc takes a unique, client-centered approach to family law. He seeks to understand his clients' backgrounds, needs, and goals; educates clients as to relevant law and policy; and cultivates a team-like, collaborative approach to problem solving. This approach empowers clients to make informed decisions and fearlessly navigate the legal process.. Zacc’s practice also includes premarital agreements, paternity, adoption, and guardianships. Outside of domestic cases, Zacc has experience in real estate partition, public lands issues, appeals, defamation, and the rights of disposition of remains after death.. Zacc Sayer is a 2015 graduate of the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah. During law school, he was sent to a national moot court competition where he and his teammate were awarded the competition’s highest honor for their legal writing, analysis, and written arguments.. When he's not practicing law, Zacc enjoys spending time with his family, splitboarding in the Wasatch backcountry, climbing local sport and trad routes, playing soccer, and taking surf trips to Mexico.

A fierce competitor, Michael Sabers enjoys a fast-paced litigation practice that includes multiple types of civil litigation. This litigation includes but is not limited to complex divorce, commercial and business, shareholder dispute, real estate dispute, and personal injury.. Michael was born and raised in South Dakota. He and his wife Cathy, who is a corporate attorney at Black Hills Energy in Rapid City, are the proud parents of two beautiful girls. Following in the family footsteps of his father, a trial lawyer in Sioux Falls before being appointed a South Dakota Supreme Court Justice, Michael became a trial lawyer. His sister Susan was also a practicing trial lawyer in Sioux Falls before her appointment by the Governor to the South Dakota Circuit Court as a Judge in 2012.. Taught at an early age that there is no substitute for hard work and the will to win, Michael applied those principles throughout his education and now applies them to the practice of law. Such work ethic allowed him to excel in athletics and academics, obtaining state and college champion hurdle titles while also graduating Magna Cum Laude from Saint John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota. Michael subsequently attended the University of South Dakota Law School, obtaining dean’s list and high-grade honors. While at USD he was published in the South Dakota Law Review and became the Managing Editor in his third year. Upon graduation, Michael had the honor of clerking for the Honorable Judge Steven Zinter in Pierre, South Dakota, before moving with his wife to Rapid City, South Dakota, to begin private practice in 2001.. Believing that a balance in life is important, Michael enjoys spending time with his family. They enjoy long summer days boating on local lakes, skiing, riding bicycles and motorcycles, and traveling extensively for both pleasure and the girls’ numerous gymnastics and related events. Michael is his daughters’ biggest fan (next to their mother) and also volunteers as the president of the gymnastics booster club and organizes meets. When free time allows he can be found, engaging in the many activities the Black Hills has to offer; including road and mountain bicycling, adventure and trail motorcycling, trail running, and skiing or wakeboarding depending on the season.. In the last nineteen years, Michael has been the lead counsel on many types of divorce and other civil litigation cases. Although believing all of his client’s cases are important and deserving of equal attention, some examples of Michael’s reported cases, settlements, or recent issues are provided for below.. Michael has had the opportunity and continues to represent countless professionals, ranchers, farmers, business owners, and other persons in complex divorce litigation. Divorce litigation has involved substantial assets, valuation issues, and issues pertaining to alimony, child support, and division of marital property. Some recently litigated issues due to divorce that Michael is or has handled are listed.. Michael has also tried many court and jury trials throughout the State of South Dakota. These trials include, but are not limited to divorce, contract dispute, personal injury, and trials involving shareholder dispute and valuation claims. This broad range of litigation experience, whether initiating a lawsuit on behalf of his client, or defending his client in a lawsuit brought by another party, has given Michael the hard earned training necessary to be a steady hand on the rudder when litigation ultimately becomes contentious, difficult, or uncertain.. Michael is also a member of various professional organizations and holds the necessary licenses to practice in both State and Federal court in South Dakota. Michael is an eleven year Sustaining Member of the South Dakota Trial Lawyer’s Association and also is a member of the Pennington County Bar Association. Throughout his legal career, Michael has presented to local groups on a variety of legal topics including but not limited to valuation, expert testimony, and trial issues.